Lawmakers Differ Widely on Tax Cut Timing and Type
Washington The Associated Press survey of 268 lawmakers shows broad disagreement on tax cuts with many urging budget balancing first. In the House 83 favor cuts now while 95 oppose or delay. in the Senate only 10 back early cuts and 18 want balance first. Rates and types cited vary among Democrats and Republicans.
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Associated Press
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White House
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Senate
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Millikin
Colorado
Martin
Pennsylvania
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Protest Against Beer Ads In Christmas Parade
The Temperance Committee of the Sargeant Evangelical United Brethren Church protests Peerless Beer sound track ads in the children's Christmas parade on December 5. Kenneth Heydt chairs the effort with Everett Blanchard and C. E. Burns listed.
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Temperance Committee
Sargeant Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kenneth Heydt
Everett Blanchard
C. E. Burns
Scooter Club to Furnish Volunteers
The Oak Cliff Motor Scooter Club with 35 members led by 17 year old David Farrow offers messenger service for civil defense under a national emergency registration program. Most members are high school students ready to act if disaster strikes. The piece notes a separate National Geographic Society estimate on herring catches.
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Oak Cliff Motor Scooter Club
David Farrow
Martin Would Keep Probes In Next Congress
Republican leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. urged continuing probes of the Justice and Treasury departments in the new House. He favored focusing on legislation over investigations and expressed support for Eisenhower's program. If probes proceed, committees would be led by Republicans Kean and Keating.
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Korea
Rep. Reed
New York
House
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Justice
Treasury Departments
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
Eisenhower
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Internal Revenue Bureau
House Ways and Means
Judiciary
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King
Dcalif
Chelf
D-Ky
Kean
New Jersey
Keating
Reds Grab Industry in Manchuria Under Chinese Control
The Chinese Communist government now owns 78 percent of all industries in Manchuria and aims to raise control to 81.5 percent, according to Chen Yung head of the Red financial and economic ministry. He noted this exceeds the level in China proper.
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Hong Kong
Manchuria
Chen Yung
Red Financial and Economic Ministry
China
Citizens Military Training Urged in Philippines Revival Plan
Manila House Speaker Eugenio Perez calls reviving citizens military training to build a reserve of 120000 for emergencies. He cites President Quezon’s program that helped the nation ready for World War II and urges raising youth training from 6000 to 10000 annually. Some peoples of the world do not use salt with their food.
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Manila
Eugenio Perez
Philippines
Perez
Manuel Quezon
Asia
Bumper Jack Slips Wounds Man Changing Tire
Syracuse N Y Robert Malary 28 was riding with a friend when a bumper jack slipped while removing lug bolts from a flat tire. It struck him on the head knocking him unconscious. He was revived by his friend and both finished the tire change before going to St Josephs Hospital for examination.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Robert Malary
Malary
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Helicopters Diverted to Aid Malaya Offensive
Ten American 10 seater helicopters are diverted from Britain to Malaya to sharpen the offensive against Communist guerrillas, strengthening allied air support in the guerrilla campaign.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Britain
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